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Hand writting need improvement. Any suggestions?

I'm thinking Calligraphy, but general library books to just improve hand writting?

Chang

You could learn about forensic handwriting analysis. It would make you more conscious of the details of your handwriting.

too busy currently trying to prep for AP calc exam. :P not even in calc, but I wanna have easy senior year.

Wait, Chang, are you a junior? You're 17, right? Well, let me shock you here (not to brag ), I am 15 and am a junior also because I skipped a grade--homeschooling rocks!

Youngprer, what grade are you, sophmore?

In relation to your problem, first of all--food for thought--and I know you're busy, but when you're free, you might try shorthand. I know its old, but you can write a lot faster...I want to learn it

More practical would be to just PR those books on handwriting analysis, caligraphy. Direct Learning--just PR'ing--doesn't take much time at all--you don't have to activate any of it...

Get a hold of the book

Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain - Betty Edwards Do some of the drawing exercises from that book. You might find that developing a flow for drawing improves the writing.

Another book worth looking at is
Drawing the Light from Within -Keys to Awaken Your Creative Power - Judith Cornell, PH.D. This contains some inner journey scripts where you can explore your artistic side from within.

If, as you claim, you don't have time to make it a priority right now... why bring it up? Isn't it just adding another project that isn't going to get done to haunt you? Or perhaps using it as a side trip to get away from something else?

Alex

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Originally posted by Arthur:

Youngprer, what grade are you, sophmore?

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Freshman.

Cool

I would suggest taking a manual drafting class. Even if you are not interrested in engineering/architecture, it may help improve your handwriting. That is what helped me to improve my writing as a side benefit.

Now I will admit my script handwriting is still pretty much illegible unless I really slow down and take my time, but I typically write in block format.

HAHAH, sophmore and freshmen.